Hi, my name is Katlyn. As a mum of four kids, I take their health very seriously. However, I also take my own parenting philosophies seriously. Because of that, I have always attempted to find doctors and health care providers who resonate with my style. That includes everything from their thoughts on how often to prescribe medication to how they speak to my children. If you want tips on finding the perfect healthcare provider, please explore these posts. They contain everything I have learned over the years, and I hope my experiences can really help other mums and families! Take Care, Katlyn.
Choosing a Health Care Provider Who Matches Your Parenting Philosophies
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Tips for Providing Excellent Care to Ulcerative Colitis Patients
9 January 2019
Ulcerative colitis patients need all the care that gastroenterologists can offer, especially if the patients are sick enough to warrant admission to a hospital. Therefore, physicians looking to open a gastroenterology clinic must understand that the stakes couldn't be higher when dealing with such patients. Moreover, extending unrivalled care to ulcerative colitis patients will go a long way in building your reputation as a private physician. However, it is vital to make timely and accurate decisions when handling ulcerative colitis cases.
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Knowing These Signs of Parathyroid Cancer Could Save Your Life
23 April 2018
Whilst parathyroid cancer can painful and frightening, it's also one of the most treatable types of cancer. The key to properly treating parathyroid cancer is discovering it early so that immediate and aggressive treatment can begin. Often, the best treatment is a surgical one. Parathyroid surgeons can extract cancerous tissue and prevent the cancer from spreading in many cases, but to do so, it's important that the cancer is identified as soon as possible.
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A Guide To Squamous Cell Carcinoma
22 February 2018
Squamous cell carcinoma is a type of skin cancer that affects the squamous cells, which are flat cells in the outer part of the epidermis. More common than melanoma skin cancer and less common than basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma is described by the American Cancer Society as accounting for around 20% of skin cancers. While the condition is not generally fatal, it is still important that it is diagnosed as soon as possible, so treatment can begin.
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3 Signs it is Time to see the Urologist
14 December 2015
As you get older, you may begin to have issues you did not experience as a younger man. In many cases, the problems are easy to deal with, but in some cases they will require additional investigation and treatment. Three of the most obvious signs it is time to visit a urology clinic can be found here. Erectile Dysfunction When you begin to experience erectile dysfunction, it may be a sign of a bigger health problem.
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Could physiotherapy help your autistic child?
13 November 2015
When you have a child who suffers from autism, you want to be able to do absolutely everything in your power to help them live in a normal way so that they can progress through their young lives successfully. While autism is often thought of as a behavioural condition, many of the behaviours of autism have an effect on how a child uses his or her body. So, for example, frustration can be expressed by repetitive motions such as hitting the floor over and over again.